#The Giggle...The Devil's Chord...The Legend of Ruby Sunday...Empire of Death...and Lux

[starleska]

the Doctor Who writers need to stop dropping these gorgeous freaks or i'm going to hunt them for sport 😳💖

[ivyloveheart]

Toymaker turns you into touys. Maestro turns (puts?) you into instruments. Sutekh turns you into dust. Lux turns you into cartoons. What next???

I think the pantheon really likes turning people into things guys idk might just be me

[adventure-showdown]

Series 15 Roundup:

Episode Rankings:

By original score:

The Story and the Engine

The Well

Lux

The Interstellar Song Contest

The Robot Revolution

Wish World

Lucky Day

The Reality War

By week on score:

The Story and the Engine

The Well

Lux

The Robot Revolution

Lucky Day

The Interstellar Song Contest

Wish World

The Reality War

Overall Maximums, Minimums and Averages

highest original rating: The Story and the Engine, 8.34

highest week on rating: The Story and the Engine, 8.4

lowest original rating: The Reality War, 3.47

lowest week on rating: The Reality War, 2.96

average original rating: 6.91 (7.48 excluding the final two episodes)

average week on score: 6.46 (7.19 excluding the final two episodes)

series rating: 5.86

How does this stack up with the rest of the era?

[yikes, does that make things look bad]

Episode Rankings:

By original score:

The Star Beast

Wild Blue Yonder

Rogue

The Story and the Engine

Boom

The Well

The Legend of Ruby Sunday

Lux

73 Yards

Dot and Bubble

The Giggle

The Devil's Chord

The Church on Ruby Road

The Interstellar Song Contest

The Robot Revolution

Wish World

Empire of Death

Joy to the World

Space Babies

Lucky Day

The Reality War

By week on score (note, the christmas specials were not polled):

Wild Blue Yonder

The Story and the Engine

Rogue

Boom

73 Yards

The Well

Dot and Bubble

The Star Beast

Lux

The Giggle

The Legend of Ruby Sunday

The Devil's Chord

The Robot Revolution

Lucky Day

The Interstellar Song Contest

Empire of Death

Space Babies

Wish World

The Reality War

Averages:

60th Specials: Original - 8.44, Week on - 8.07

Series 14: Original - 7.61, Week on - 7.34, Overall - 6.98

Series 15: Original - 6.91, Week on - 6.46, Overall - 5.86

My thoughts:

Series 15 is clearly by far the weakest, however it is safe to assume these results are skewed by the abysmal finale, excluding the polls for the final two episodes the results are much closer to, though still below those of series 14

I would like to specifically point out the results of The Reality War, no other story, across the whole era, recieved a score of less than 6 the first go around, and only two (Wish World and Space Babies, and even then just barely) scored less than a 6 the second time around, The Reality War managed half of that. Additionally, the lowest previous mode of 6 belonged to Space Babies on only its follow up poll, The Reality War has a mode of 1, and the second highest levels of agreement across any previously conducted. Aside from Wild Blue Yonder, the most popular options on any given poll fall between 20 and 35%, The Reality War was scored a 1 by around 40% of people. The dislike for the episode cannot be understated

Episode Breakdown

The Robot Revolution (Original) mean: 6.93, mode: 7 (31%)

The Robot Revolution (Week on) mean: 6.75, mode: 7 (30.5%)

Lux (Original) mean: 7.88, mode: 8 (31.9%)

Lux (Week on) mean: 7.48, mode: 8 (30.6%)

The Well (Original) mean: 8.26, mode: 9 (30.6%)

The Well (Week on) mean: 7.90, mode: 8 (33.6%)

Lucky Day (Original) mean: 6.43, mode: 7 (23%)

Lucky Day (Week on) mean: 6.30, mode: 7 (33.7%)

The Story and the Engine (Original) mean: 8.34, mode: 9 (27.3%)

The Story and the Engine (Week on) mean: 8.40, mode: 8 (28.1%)

The Interstellar Song Contest (Original) mean: 7.00, mode: 8 (22.2%)

The Interstellar Song Contest (Week on) mean: 6.28, mode: 8 (20.7%)

Wish World (Original) mean: 6.93, mode: 9 (19.8%)

Wish World (Week on) mean: 5.62, mode: 7 (22.1%)

The Reality War (Original) mean: 3.47, mode: 1 (39.4%)

The Reality War (Week on) mean: 2.96, mode: 1 (39.8%)

series as a whole mean: 5.86, mode: 7 (26.8%)

[humanstein]

Skipping The Giggle and the Doctor-Lites and Doctorless stories, these are Fifteen's stories:

The Church on Ruby Road

The Devil's Chord

Boom

Dot and Bubble (marginal honestly)

Rogue

The Legend of Ruby Sunday / Empire of Death

Joy to the World

The Robot Revolution

Lux

The Well

The Story and the Engine

The Interstellar Song Contest

Wish War / The Reality War

I feel like I know him less than maybe any other New Who Doctor. I love the energy Ncuti brings to the character but I really don't have a clear picture of who Fifteen was. I understand Fourteen better, frankly.

Wish things had gone differently.

[hankbot0-9]

A collection of 15's (and 14's) Tardis lighting variants.

So, that new Tardis interior. Was something wasn't it. Big, expansive, with a unique characteristic of basically mood lighting (also empty and under utilized as all hell). Throughout Series 14 and 15, plus the 60th specials, we saw many different varieties and moods, and in this post I have collected as many as I could find and placed them all here. Each one will have a small description of which episode it featured in. Starting with:

60th Anniversary.

Default white. First appeared in The Star Beast. Subsequently appeared in Wild Blue Yonder, The Giggle, Church on Ruby Road, Boom, Empire of Death, The Robot Revolution, Lux, The Well, Interstellar Song Contest, The Reality War.

Green, Orange-red, Purple and Blue. All appeared in The Star Beast.

Gold. Appeared in The Giggle.

Series 14.

Sunset-esc lighting. First Appeared in Space Babies and later a small apperance in The Legend of Ruby Sunday.

Cotten-Candy lighting and Maestro controlled. Appeared in The Devil's Chord.

Candy-Corn (I mean, come on, look at it). Appeared in Rouge.

Sutekh's Temple of Death and Regained Control. Appeared in Empire of Death.

Series 15

Yellow. Appeared in Lux and The Well.

Teal. Appeared in The Well.

Enlightenment style. Appeared in Lucky Day. (... Fantastic 100/10)

Sunset. Appeared in The Story and The Engine (Why was this not the default, it's pure 15 energy)

Red warning. Appeared in The Story and The Engine and Interstellar Song Contest.

Darkened Gold. Appeared in The Reality War (Again, perfect for this to be the default)

One Offs

Darkened/Turned off. Appeared in The Devil's Chord and The Reality War (Also shoutout to The Robot Revolution and it's pulsating lights, that was cool)

Pink and Rainbow. Appeared in The Reality War, set as flash backs in Episode 6 (Pink) and Episode 4 (Rainbow)

And this all of them. Not including the variants seen in the Tardis ambiance live stream. It's kinda disappointing how many of these appear for one episode or scene. Combine that with the lack of homely decor and it leaves a lot to be desired. It's funny how this Tardis almost reflects this era as a whole. Lot of great ideas, some brilliant design work, brilliant imagery and episodes. But all bogged down in missed potential, appearing flashy and expensive, unintended restrictions and concepts over character. And also is a perfect way to sum up my feelings on RTD2. I want to love it, I see the potential and it sometimes nearly reaches that potential, but it falls back to the default, nostalgia driven, poorly executed and empty.

[thethirdromana]

The Fifteenth's Doctor's episodes, from worst to best

These are my entirely subjective, personal ratings. Doing this in significant part because I think it'll be interesting to look back in a few years and see how my views have changed.

Lucky Day: a close-run thing at this end of the scale but I think the essentially fash message of "it's wrong to hold the people with massive guns accountable" pushes this into last place for me. If you want to do a good anti-vax/climate denial analogy, do it about actual scientists, not people with massive guns.

Wish World/The Reality War: there were the seeds of good ideas in this ("tables don't do that") but taken as a whole it was a terrible, incoherent mess. Omega's inclusion was pointless and Belinda's retconned baby storyline was grim.

The Legend of Ruby Sunday/Empire of Death: similarly messy and incoherent to Wish World/The Reality War, but not actively offensive, so ranks a little higher.

(all a bit depressing so far, but the further you read, the more positive I become)

The Robot Revolution: I think this could have been a good two-parter, but unfortunately it was crammed into 46 minutes, so it felt a bit like watching on 1.5x speed. A bit more space to breathe, and the handling of Alan the controlling boyfriend might have felt a bit less clunky too.

Space Babies: a reasonable mid-series filler episode that I am judging much more harshly for being a series opener. I'm not into snot and nappy jokes, but maybe this one was fun for the six-year-olds watching?

Joy to the World: another story with too much story crammed into it. The Time Hotel was cool! The bootstrap paradox was cool! But the political messaging was anvilicious (and I say that as someone who was also very angry about Partygate) and the less said about the ending, the better.

Boom: and we've reached the stories that I enjoyed, phew. This would have been better on a fraction of the budget and without the ham-fisted criticisms of religious faith, but it's a great concept and gave Ncuti Gatwa the space to act.

73 Yards: I would have preferred this with some manner of explanation, but it stands out as one of the single creepiest Doctor Who stories I've ever seen.

The Church on Ruby Road: proper, solid, silly fun. I think this might have been Ruby at her best. There were lots of little touches - the police officer, Ruby's grandma, the Goblin Song - that I really enjoyed in this one.

Lux: this was fun too! It built on the Giggle and the Devil's Chord in interesting ways without being dependent on them. And I loved the whole sequence with the Doctor and Belinda stepping into the cartoon, becoming three-dimensional, and breaking the fourth wall.

The Story and the Engine: probably the most ambitious episode of Gatwa's run. I don't think it 100% succeeded - there was a bit too much exposition conveyed by people shouting over each other - but I love it for trying. I wish we'd had more episodes showing us places where a black Doctor could go and fit in where a white Doctor couldn't.

Dot and Bubble: this suffers in context because The Story and the Engine was really the only episode in which the Doctor's blackness was celebrated, but we got two - this and Lux - where the Doctor's experience of racism was a focus. Not a good ratio. But viewed in isolation, a great, sinister episode.

The Interstellar Song Contest: it had Rylan it! It introduced the world to Dugga Doo! I watched this while I was a little bit drunk and I intend to maintain that if I watch it again in the future. I imagine I will continue to have a wonderful time with it.

The Well: if this hadn't turned out to be a Midnight sequel, it would have been top of my list. It was tense, it was gripping, it had some brilliant one-off characters, and I think it might be the most interesting episode in the run for developing the Doctor and Belinda's relationship too.

The Devil's Chord: JOYOUS. They should have chosen a band with a back catalogue that could be licensed affordably, but you can't have everything. It's my other contender for Ruby's strongest episode, the costumes are fabulous, and Jinx Monsoon is flawless in it too.

Rogue: Of any Gatwa episode, this is hands-down the one I'm most likely to rewatch. It's the Fifteenth Doctor's answer to The Girl in the Fireplace, with gorgeous costumes, a doomed but captivating romance, and the alien plotline as a very much a secondary concern. If Doctor Who needs a new showrunner any time soon, I am keeping my fingers crossed for Kate Herron.

[hitchell-mope]

Every episode of nuwho.

Rose

The end of the world

The unquiet dead

Aliens of London

World war three

Dalek

The long game

Father’s Day

The empty child

The doctor dances

Boom town

Bad Wolf

The parting of the ways

The Christmas invasion

New Earth

Tooth and claw

School reunion

The girl in the fireplace

The rise of the Cybermen

The age of steel

The idiots lantern

The impossible planet

The Satan pit

Love and monsters

Fear her

Army of ghosts

Doomsday

The runaway bride

Smith and jones

The Shakespeare code

Gridlocked

Daleks in Manhattan

Evolution of the Daleks

The Lazarus experiment

42

Human nature

The family of blood

Blink

Utopia

The sound of drums

The last of the time lords

Voyage of the damned

Partners in crime

The fires of Pompeii

Planet of the ood

The Sontaran stratagem

The poison sky

The doctor’s daughter

The unicorn and the wasp

Silence in the library

Forest of the dead

Midnight

Turn left

The stolen Earth

Journey’s end

The next doctor

Planet of the dead

The waters of Mars

The end of time part one

The end of time part two

The eleventh hour

The beast below

Victory of the Daleks

The time of angels

Flesh and stone

The vampires of Venice

Amy’s choice

The hungry earth

Cold blood

Vincent and the doctor

The lodger

The Pandorica opens

The Big Bang

A Christmas Carol

The impossible astronaut

Day of the moon

The curse of the black spot

The doctor’s wife

The rebel flesh

The almost people

A good man goes to war

Let’s kill Hitler.

Night terrors

The girl who waited

The god complex

Closing time

The wedding of River Song

The Doctor, the window and the wardrobe

Asylum of the Daleks

Dinosaurs on a spaceship

A town called mercy

The power of three

The angels take manhattan

The snowmen

The bells of Saint John

The rings of Akhaten

Cold War

Hide

Journey to the center of the tardis

The crimson horror

Nightmare in silver

The name of the doctor

The night of the doctor

The day of the doctor

The time of the doctor

Deep breath

Into the Dalek

Robot of Sherwood

Listen

Time heist

The caretaker

Kill the moon

Mummy on the orient express

Flatline

In the forest of the night

Dark water

Death in heaven

Last. Christmas

The magician’s apprentice

The witch’s familiar

Under the lake

Before the flood

The girl who died

The woman who lived

The Zygon invasion

The Zygon inversion

Sleep no more

Face the Raven

Heaven sent

Hell bent

The husbands of River Song

The return of Doctor Mysterio

The pilot

Smile

Thin ice

Knock, knock

Oxygen

Extremis

The pyramid at the end of the world

The lie of the land

Empress of Mars

The eaters of light

World enough and time

The doctor falls

Twice upon a time

The woman who fell to earth

The ghost monument

Rosa

Arachnids in the uk

The tsuranga conundrum

Demons of the Punjab

Kerblam!

The witchfinders

It takes you away

The battle of Ranskoor Av Kolos

Resolution

Spyfall part one

Spyfall part two

Orphan 55

Nikola Tesla’s night of terror

Fugitive of the Judoon

Praxeus

Can you hear me?

The haunting of villa diodati

Ascension of the Cybermen

The timeless children

Revolution of the Daleks

The Halloween apocalypse

War of the sontarans

Once upon time

Village of the angels

Survivors of the flux

The vanquishers

Eve of the Daleks

Legend of the sea devils

The power of the doctor

The star beast

Wild blue yonder

The giggle

The church on Ruby Road

Space babies

The Devil’s chord

Boom

73 yards

Dot and bubble

Rogue

The legend of Ruby Sunday

Empire of death

Joy to the world

The robot revolution.

Lux.

The well.

Lucky day.

The story and the engine.

The interstellar song contest.

Wish world.

The reality war.

[taran-wood-beast]

Lux

Dot and Bubble

The Story And The Engine

73 Yards

Rogue

The Robot Revolution

Joy to the World

Boom

The Well

The Giggle

The Church on Ruby Road

The Legend of Ruby Sunday

Space Babies

Empire of Death

Lucky Day

The Interstellar Song Contest

Wish World

The Devil's Chord

The Reality War

[presidentdisastraofgallifrey]

A list because I think people who are looking for it think the new seasons are more reliant on lore than they are and are then concerned new viewers will be confused:

The Giggle: relevant because it started the pantheon thing, and yes the Toymaker was from a 60’s lost episode but the plot made perfect sense without knowing that

The Church on Ruby Road: main enemy was luck-sucking goblins, newly made

Space Babies: main enemy was pretty much a living fairy tale, newly made

The Devil’s Chord: main enemy was a god of music, newly made

Boom: alright yes, the church soldiers and weapons company were from early nu who, but even if you didn’t know that at worst it was mildly confusing why they used religious terms about the soldiers and didn’t really impact the plot

73 Yards: The main enemy was…never explained actually, but certainly nothing we’ve seen before

Dot and Bubble: The main enemy was racism, the secondary enemy creatures created by an AI, newly made

Rogue: The main enemy were cosplaying bird aliens, newly made

The Legend of Ruby Sunday/Empire of Death: The main enemy, Sutekh, is from classic who. I still think it makes (enough) sense without seeing it first, I hadn’t when I watched, but if you want to count this one fair enough

Joy to the World: main enemy was the same corporation again. Yes there was a Silurian, but you didn’t need to know the backstory there

The Robot Revolution: main enemy is…well, misogyny, but via newly made robots

Lux: main enemy is the god of light, newly made

The Well: main enemy is from Midnight, but they do a fine job of showing a flashback and you don’t need to have seen the old episode

Lucky Day: main enemy is a creature from another universe, newly made

The Story & The Engine: main enemy is…gods, I guess? Anyway, nothing old

The Interstellar Song Contest: main enemy is the cycle of violence, between an unnamed corporation and a previously unmentioned species. There are a few references that you won’t get if you don’t know, but not generally important. Susan might be a little confusing if you didn’t know. And the Rani won’t be exciting if you don’t know, but will clearly be a villain and time lord reveal

Wish World/The Reality War: ok, there are a lot of classic things here. I think they build up Omega fine if you don’t know anything about him. The Rani maybe a little less if you don’t know, but even if all you get is she’s a scientist and villain it’s less exciting but makes sense

[mndvx]

Doctor Who villains of the Ncuti Gatwa era:

The Giggle - the toymaker. not an alien.

The Church on Ruby Road - goblins. those aren't aliens, they're magical creatures. Space Babies - a monster made of snot from babies. not an alien. The Devil's Chord - the maestro, a god of music, not an alien. Boom - a landmine and an ambulance. built by humans. 73 yards - the doctor wasn't in the episode. but the villain was a human. Dot and bubble - human-eating slugs created by AI, not aliens to me. Rogue - finally some aliens! The Legend of Ruby Sunday/Empire of Death - human meatpuppets and Sutekh. technically he used to be an alien before, but not anymore! he's a god now. so no alien.

Joy To The World - a briefcase.

The Robot Revolution - a bunch of robots. under the control of a human. Lux - lux, a god of light, not an alien. The Well - finally an alien! the midnight creature! Lucky Day - the doctor wasn't in most of the episode. also, the villain was a human. The Story and The Engine - the barber may have been immortal, or very longlived, but he was still a human. The Interstellar Song Contest - an alien. also a terrible fucking episode. Wish World - the rani, time lord. mrs flood, time lord. conrad, a human. The Reality War - the rani, time lord. mrs flood, time lord. omega, some bones or whatever. conrad, a human.

Sack Russell T Davies. Sack Jane Tranter. Sack Phil Collinson. Sack Julie Gardner. Christopher Eccleston was right, and btw all these people he wants sacked worked on the current seasons with Rusty

*reads DW spoilers* What... and he got no Dalek or Cyberman or Master episode either...

(Everyone saying RTD is the best NuWho showrunner can eat my ass)

he also fought like two aliens. in his entire run. every villain was either some magic bullshit or a human.

[adventure-showdown]

Masterpost

Previous Data Summary

links to the polls are under the episode breakdown for their respective series

RTD2 Overview

Episode Ranking

By original score:

The Star Beast

Wild Blue Yonder

Rogue

The Story and the Engine

Boom

The Well

The Legend of Ruby Sunday

Lux

73 Yards

Dot and Bubble

The Giggle

The Devil's Chord

The Church on Ruby Road

The Interstellar Song Contest

The Robot Revolution

Wish World

Empire of Death

Joy to the World

Space Babies

Lucky Day

The Reality War

By week on score (note the christmas specials were not scored)

Wild Blue Yonder

The Story and the Engine

Rogue

Boom

73 Yards

The Well

Dot and Bubble

The Star Beast

Lux

The Giggle

The Legend of Ruby Sunday

The Devil's Chord

The Robot Revolution

Lucky Day

The Interstellar Song Contest

Empire of Death

Space Babies

Wish World

The Reality War

Overall Maximums Minimums and Averages

highest original rating: The Star Beast, 8.88

highest week on score: Wild Blue Yonder, 9.04

lowest original score: The Reality War, 3.47

lowest week on score: The Reality War, 2.96

average original rating: 7.40

average week on rating: 7.09

60th Specials

Episode Ranking

By original score:

The Star Beast

Wild Blue Yonder

The Giggle

By week on score (note the christmas specials were not scored)

Wild Blue Yonder

The Star Beast

The Giggle

Overall Maximums Minimums and Averages

highest original rating: The Star Beast, 8.88

highest week on score: Wild Blue Yonder, 9.04

lowest original score: The Giggle, 7.57

lowest week on score: The Giggle, 7.45

average original rating: 8.44

average week on rating: 8.07

Episode Breakdown

The Star Beast (original) mean: 8.88, mode: 9 (28.6%)

The Star Beast (week on) mean: 7.73, mode: 7 (28.6%)

Wild Blue Yonder (original) mean: 8.87, mode: 10 (41.3%)

Wild Blue Yonder (week on) mean: 9.04, mode: 10 (43.1%)

The Giggle (original) mean: 7.57, mode: 10 (21.1%)

The Giggle (week on) mean: 7.45, mode: 7 (29.6%)

Christmas Special 2023

The Church on Ruby Road (original) mean: 7.42, mode:

Series 14

Episode Ranking

By original score:

Rogue

Boom

The Legend of Ruby Sunday

73 Yards

Dot and Bubble

The Devil's Chord

Empire of Death

Space Babies

By week on score

Rogue

Boom

73 Yards

Dot and Bubble

The Legend of Ruby Sunday

The Devil's Chord

Empire of Death

Space Babies

Overall Maximums Minimums and Averages

highest original rating: Rogue, 8.50

highest week on rating: Rogue, 8.34

lowest original rating: Space Babies, 6.46

lowest week on rating: Space Babies, 5.94

average original rating: 7.61

average week on score: 7.34

series rating: 6.98

Episode Breakdown

Space Babies (original) mean: 6.46, mode: 7 (23%)

Space Babies (week on) mean: 5.94, mode: 6 (25.7%)

The Devil's Chord (original) mean: 7.49, mode: 8 (25.2%)

The Devil's Chord (week on) mean: 7.19, mode: 8 (31%)

Boom (original) mean: 8.34, mode: 8 (26.9%)

Boom (week on) mean: 8.10, mode: 8 (29.4%)

73 Yards (original) mean: 7.85, mode: 8 (24%)

73 Yards (week on) mean: 7.96, mode: 8 (30.2%)

Dot and Bubble (original) mean: 7.78, mode: 8 (23.9%)

Dot and Bubble (week on) mean: 7.76, mode: 8 (29.4%)

Rogue (original) mean: 8.50, mode: 10 (34.6%)

Rogue (week on) mean: 8.34, mode: tie 8&9 (26%)

The Legend of Ruby Sunday (original) mean: 7.95, mode: 8 (23.7%)

The Legend of Ruby Sunday (week on) mean: 7.29, mode: 8 (26.2%)

Empire of Death (original) mean: 6.51, mode: 7 (21.3%)

Empire of Death (week on) mean: 6.16, mode: 6 (25.8%)

series as a whole mean: 6.98, mode: 7 (30.3%)

Christmas Special 2024

Joy to the World (original) mean: 6.49, mode: 7 (32.9%)

Series 15

Episode Rankings:

By original score:

The Story and the Engine

The Well

Lux

The Interstellar Song Contest

The Robot Revolution

Wish World

Lucky Day

The Reality War

By week on score:

The Story and the Engine

The Well

Lux

The Robot Revolution

Lucky Day

The Interstellar Song Contest

Wish World

The Reality War

Overall Maximums, Minimums and Averages

highest original rating: The Story and the Engine, 8.34

highest week on rating: The Story and the Engine, 8.4

lowest original rating: The Reality War, 3.47

lowest week on rating: The Reality War, 2.96

average original rating: 6.91

average week on score: 6.46

series rating: 5.86

Episode Breakdown

The Robot Revolution (Original) mean: 6.93, mode: 7 (31%)

The Robot Revolution (Week on) mean: 6.75, mode: 7 (30.5%)

Lux (Original) mean: 7.88, mode: 8 (31.9%)

Lux (Week on) mean: 7.48, mode: 8 (30.6%)

The Well (Original) mean: 8.26, mode: 9 (30.6%)

The Well (Week on) mean: 7.90, mode: 8 (33.6%)

Lucky Day (Original) mean: 6.43, mode: 7 (23%)

Lucky Day (Week on) mean: 6.30, mode: 7 (33.7%)

The Story and the Engine (Original) mean: 8.34, mode: 9 (27.3%)

The Story and the Engine (Week on) mean: 8.40, mode: 8 (28.1%)

The Interstellar Song Contest (Original) mean: 7.00, mode: 8 (22.2%)

The Interstellar Song Contest (Week on) mean: 6.28, mode: 8 (20.7%)

Wish World (Original) mean: 6.93, mode: 9 (19.8%)

Wish World (Week on) mean: 5.62, mode: 7 (22.1%)

The Reality War (Original) mean: 3.47, mode: 1 (39.4%)

The Reality War (Week on) mean: 2.96, mode: 1 (39.8%)

series as a whole mean: 5.86, mode: 7 (26.8%)

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